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[Food] Bellcheeses In The Supermarket (Coronavirus Edition)
- Thread starter Tom Hark Preston Park
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Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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What's a rarian?
DarrenFreemansPerm
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Attacking? Hyperbole much? Take a slower read of my initial post, it’s not as scathing as you’re painting it out to be.
DarrenFreemansPerm
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I guess there’s all manner of reasons why there could have been a youth in tow.
I you being serious that you can’t leave your teenagers home alone?
You are clearly turning on those parents with a child in tow, despite having no knowledge of their situation, as clearly proved by your initial response to me.
Now sure in many cases you may well be correct, but not all, which is the point.
Before you judge a man, walk a mile in his shoes.
Norman Potting
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[/QUOTE]Before you judge a man, walk a mile in his shoes.[/QUOTE]
'Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, when you do criticize him, you'll be a mile away and have his shoes.' Steve Martin.
'Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, when you do criticize him, you'll be a mile away and have his shoes.' Steve Martin.
The trauma inflicted on my adopted children at the pre-verbal stage of their development has left deep mental health wounds.
They would probably be fine 6 out of 10 times but the potential for serious violent outbursts always looms large and over the last 10 years has taken it's toll on my mental health as well.
I can't guarantee I am equipped to deal with walking in at the fall out out of an incident let alone them.
So I prefer to do away with the whole stressful incident by just taking one with me.
That in turn has now developed to leaving one in the car while I shop and maintain the harmony.
So in answer to your question
Sadly I am being serious when I say I can't leave my teenagers home alone.
Being adopted myself I would be happy to listen to the challenges you have faced, on or off piste[emoji106]
DarrenFreemansPerm
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Right, you’ve diluted “attacking them” to “turning on them”, why not just acknowledge that you’ve over reacted.
Rather than trying to paint me as a villain perhaps a reply of “I guess we don’t know everyone’s circumstances do we”, which admittedly isn’t something I’d considered whilst stressing my tits off in a jam packed chilled aisle in Tesco.
I have no intention in keeping this running any longer.
Oh yes you do.....!
Cheshire Cat
The most curious thing..
There are an awful lot of hysterical, self righteous vigilantes out there. All of of whom are deeply unappealing.
This thread reads like a local Facebook group I currently have the misfortune to belong to. Virtually everyone on that can just shut up and go fund themselves. Jumped up little Hitlers, the lot of them
This thread reads like a local Facebook group I currently have the misfortune to belong to. Virtually everyone on that can just shut up and go fund themselves. Jumped up little Hitlers, the lot of them
Most of it I don't recognise either.
I think there might be something about the size of shop, loads of references to Holmbush and Durrington.
By comparison my 'little' Aldi has been a dream, customers and staff alike.
One of the till staff was saying they felt there's a greater expectation from the larger stores to provide, which in turn is making everybody 'twitchy'.
Yet Aldi have almost everything and those that are there shopping seem happy enough.
Just been to Lidl in Burgess Hill. Orderly queue, one in/one out being marshalled by a guy on the door and plenty of stock inside, particularly fresh fruit, veg and meat. As I was leaving a couple were about to go in, the guy on the door politely said ‘just one of you please- we’re trying to keep numbers as low as possible’ whereupon the bloke went into a foul-mouthed rant, slammed the trolley back into the line of empty trollies and stomped off across the car park. So Bellcheese Not In The Supermarket I guess [emoji23][emoji23]
pearl
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happypig
Staring at the rude boys
Top Bell-cheesery in the co-op today, some doris got to the single till that was open, had all her stuff rung up and says "Oh, I forgot a couple of bits" and goes off round the shop trying to find them.
F...ing cretin.
F...ing cretin.
Surrey Phil
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My wife was worried about rationing (we didn’t realise that has been relaxed a bit now) and we had to shop for her 93 year old mother and my 77 year old father who has motor neurone!
So today we had:
People ignoring the queue to get in
People ignoring the one arrows in store
People starting to shout at each other - two camps those following SD and those not - I personally side with the not following in this case, if you are that bothered don’t come to a massive shop....
People back to stockpiling items that are off the banned list
The car park was packed and those numbers do not tally with numbers in store - they were walking around town
People clearly not in the same family groups
Repeat visitors coming back as forgot something.
People ignoring the queue to get in
People ignoring the one arrows in store
People starting to shout at each other - two camps those following SD and those not - I personally side with the not following in this case, if you are that bothered don’t come to a massive shop....
People back to stockpiling items that are off the banned list
The car park was packed and those numbers do not tally with numbers in store - they were walking around town
People clearly not in the same family groups
Repeat visitors coming back as forgot something.
Tom Bombadil
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I enjoyed the spectacle of a shopper having a go at a boomer today. The guy had an inept homemade face mask on but was going through the various salad items handling every ****ing item. A bloke who had been patiently waiting behind the elderly dickhead when i first spotted him eventually lost his temperand asked him to stop fondling every lhead of lettuce and celery. Dickehead didn't seem to understand why people were less than happy with him pawing away at every bunch of spring onions in the crate.
It's just an anecdotal observation but the age group in roughly late 50's to early 70's are absolutley the worst demographic for selectively obeying the rules of the lockdown
It's just an anecdotal observation but the age group in roughly late 50's to early 70's are absolutley the worst demographic for selectively obeying the rules of the lockdown